Startups like Figma disrupt giants like Adobe not just through technology, but by reshaping mindsets. In this episode, bestselling author Sangeet Paul Choudary joins Aidan McCullen to explore how AI, cloud-first models, and unlearning are transforming the future of work and the knowledge economy.
Join us as we welcome Greg Satell and Paul Nunes to uncover the misunderstood truths behind the so-called failures of Blockbuster, Kodak, and Xerox. Discover why these legacy companies weren’t as blind as the myths suggest—and what you can learn from their experience.
In Part 2 of our Humanocracy finale, Aidan McCullen welcomes Gary Hamel to spotlight companies that defy traditional hierarchies—like steelmaker Nucor and Chinese giant Haier. Discover how these organizations flatten management, unleash innovation, and build people-first cultures that outperform their peers.
Join Aidan McCullen and Gary Hamel for the launch of the Humanocracy series finale. Hamel unpacks the systemic failures of bureaucracy and makes the case for a management revolution driven by human freedom, initiative, and entrepreneurial spirit.
Join us as we welcome Gary Hamel for Part 2 of their conversation on “What Matters Now”. This episode explores the hidden threats of success, strategic decay, and the human biases that hold organizations back from reinvention.
We welcome back Gary Hamel to discuss The Future of Management. In this episode, Hamel reveals why legacy systems hinder innovation and how forward-thinking leaders can reinvent management for the 21st century.
We welcome Gary Hamel for the finale of Leading the Revolution. Discover eight design rules that empower organizations to innovate from within, sustain competitive advantage, and thrive in a constantly evolving world.
Join Aidan McCullen as he welcomes Gary Hamel to explore how internal change agents—corporate rebels—can spark innovation in rigid organizations. Learn to navigate politics, overcome resistance, and build grassroots momentum for transformation.
Gary Hamel explores how internal change agents—corporate rebels—can spark innovation in rigid organizations. Learn to navigate politics, overcome resistance, and build grassroots momentum for transformation
In this enlightening episode, Naomi S. Baron, author of ‘Who Wrote This?’, discusses the profound effects of AI writing tools on our ability to think, write, and create authentically. We explore the nuances of human creativity, the struggle that shapes meaningful writing, and the ethical dilemmas surrounding AI in education and intellectual property.